There is no doubt about who was the best basketball player in high school in California this season.
From start to finish, Brayden Burries from Eastvale Roosevelt rose to almost every occasion, helping his team win the southern section and state championships at the highest level.
Whether scoring, apostasy, or creating teammates with time assistance, Burries have been over again and over again during the 35-2 season. He left his opponent’s body with some options on how to follow.
“He has reached the free throw line and puts a lot of pressure on the defense, which is a physical presence and knows how to influence the game,” said Harvard Westelik coach David Ribbo.
For the season of excellence against major opponents and delivery in a big game after a big game, Burries is the best basketball player in the Times.
At 6 feet 5, he played its size and aggression in his ability to control games only when Roosevelt needed him more. It was very strong for guards and two graceful attackers and centers.
for him The final match for RoSevelt at the Golden 1 Center In Sacramento in the final of the open division state against the Archbishop of San Francisco Ryoridan, he produced an offer of ages – scored 44 points and got 12 rebounds.
His coach, Stephen Centonon, said that it will not be the last time he played Burries in Sacramento in the American Professional League and insisted on any other player in Roosevelt wearing fifth place on his shirt because his number will be retired.
“The best player in Roosevelt’s history,” said.
Breiri’s average reached 30 points for each game and he had a lot of fun playing with his friends who said after his performance against Ryoridan, “I hope there will be another game.”
Burries will play in McDonald’s all-american on April 1 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. He is still not committed to choosing the college.
There is no doubt that Centon, who trained former US Professional League Center Tyson Chandler in Compton Dominguez, there is no doubt that Burries is on a road similar to the success of basketball with his leadership to Excel.
